Peter Thomas (saint)
| Peter Thomas | |
|---|---|
|
Saint Peter Thomas in Carmo Church (Braga) | |
| Archbishop of Crete, Latin Patriarch of Constantinople | |
| Born |
1305 Périgord |
| Died |
1366 Famagusta |
| Venerated in | Roman Catholic Church |
| Feast | January 25 |
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Saint Peter Thomas entered the Carmelites when he was twenty-one.
He was chosen by the Order as its procurator general to the Papal Court of Pope Clement VI at Avignon.
In 1354 he was made bishop of Patti and Lipari.
In 1363 he was appointed Archbishop of Crete, and in 1364 he became the Latin Patriarch of Constantinople.
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| Catholic Church titles | ||
|---|---|---|
| Preceded by William |
— TITULAR — Latin Patriarch of Constantinople 1364–1366 |
Succeeded by Paul |
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